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Why Commodity Traders Should Watch the Weather in Brazil

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November 10, 2020

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Brazilian growers are on a roll as the country leads the world in soybean production and is third in producing corn. That's great for China, which currently imports most of its grain from the U.S., but could switch if the price is right. The Xfactorif a recent spate of dry weather in Brazil persists, it could upend their progress. Insights via @cmegroup

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